Short string writing & programming exercise with Spitfire BBC SO Pro in Logic

I have a few days between projects, so I thought I'd practice my string writing, orchestrating, and programming today. Everything in this piece was sketched, orchestrated and programmed just today. I will do a breakdown video of how I took my basic sketch, orchestrated it in Sibelius, and then programmed this mock-up in Logic.
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Software I used for this mock-up:
► DAW: Logic Pro X & ‪@avid‬ Sibelius
► VSTs: ‪@spitfireaudiollp‬ BBCSO Pro www.spitfireau...
► Plugins used: Altiverb 7 reverb www.audioease....
‪@fabfilter‬ Pro Q3 www.fabfilter....
FabFilter Pro C2 www.fabfilter....
FabFilter Saturn www.fabfilter....
‪@sonnoxplugins‬ Oxford Reverb & Oxford Inflator
Kazrog True Iron
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[@Pax30001]

Awesome! If it's ok to suggest, i think if it could be a bit dynamic in logic. I don't know but please was the first one BBCSO pro? The tone of the strings was really cool! Keep up the great work!

[@TomHarroldMusic]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed! The whole mock-up is Spitfire BBC SO Pro; what do you mean by it’s too dynamic?

[@Pax30001]

.@@TomHarroldMusic Sorry for my late reply. I didn't know you had replied. I didn't say it was too dynamic. I meant if you could mske it a bit more dynamic in logic, i think it would be cool. I think the contrast between the dynamic representation (soft to maybe modetately soft) may need to be programmed a bit as some times the dynamic progression doesn't sound as kind of natural for the string section performance.